He becomes the new chairman of the Building Workers' Union

Tue 19 Nov 2024 12:58 CET

The concrete worker and Falu resident Kim Söderström grasps the club in the trade union Byggnads. He was elected on Tuesday as chairman at an extraordinary union meeting and succeeds Johan Lindholm, who became LO chairman this spring.

He comes most recently from the position as chairman of Byggnads region GävleDala.

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Johan Lindholm Kim Söderström Svenska byggnadsarbetareförbundet

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